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| Russia: Net Migration & Natural Increase, 1980-2001 |
| Russia: Net Migration with FSU and non-FSU Countries, 1989-2001 |
| Russia, Net Migration by Country, 1989-2001 |
| Net Migration of Russian with Russia, 1989-1999 |
| Net Migration b;y Nationality with Russia, 1989-1999 |
| Illegal Migration in Russia |
| Estimates of the numbers of illegal migrants in Russia range from a half million to 15 million | |
| Most enter Russia legally and then overstay visas | |
| Most are from other FSU states with large numbers also from Southeast Asia | |
| Many enter through Kazakhstan | |
| Numbers of 1-2 million Chinese in the Russian Far East are probably overstated | |
| ¥ Some engage in criminal activities, most live on fringes of society | |
| If numbers are correct, Russian population may not actually be declining (e.g. 2000 US census) | |
| Will know true numbers when first post-Soviet Russian census is conducted in October 2002 | |
| Major implications for Russian economy and society | |
| Official policy is to encourage return of Russians, discourage others, and regulate internal flows |
| Population trends: % change in Migration, 1989-2000 |
| Age Structure of the Russian North, 1989 & 2001 |
| 2002 Population Census in Russia |
| October 2002 | |
| Postponed from 1999 due to a lack of funding | |
| ¥ Not to hide ugly demographic facts about the country | |
| One of the last FSU/transition countries to conduct their first post-breakup, post-transition census | |
| Based only on permanent population, not permanent (de jure/postoyanoye) and present (de facto/nalichnoye) as in past censuses | |
| Attempts made to separately enumerate those temporarily in Russia who reside permanently outside the country. Used to estimate illegal migration. | |
| ¥ New question on citizenship | |
| Households used as unit of analysis, not families | |
| New question on whether marriage is registered or unregistered | |
| Total cost about $142 million (about $1/person) |
| Preliminary results of Russian Census 2010 |
| Demographics Characteristics of Russia |
| Natural Population Growth of Russia |
| Ethnic Russians as a percentage of the population by region (2002 census) |
| Natural Population Growth Rates (per 1,000 population) |
| Population Change (2002 - 2010) |
| Russian Population 1950-2010 |
| Russia: Historical & Projected population, 1960-2050 |
| http://russiansphinx.blogspot.com/2011/04/preliminary-results-of-russian-census.html |
| Russian Life Expectancy |
| Total Fertility Rates (TR) |
| Vital Statistics 1 |
| Vital statistics 2 |
| Vital statistics 3 |
| Population drop may hurt RussiaÕs economy |
| Table 8.1. Basic Political Characteristics of Russian Leaders |
| Table 8.2. General Timeline of the Post-Soviet Reforms in Russia |
| Figure 8.2 cont. |
| Figure 8.2. Russian Federation Administrative Units. |
| Figure 8.3. The 83 Òsubjects of federationÓ in Russian in 2010. |
| Figure 8.4. Comparison of the Duma of the Russian Federation after parliamentary elections in 1995, 1999, and 2007. |
| Table 9.1. Selected Rankings of Russia. |
| Figure 10.1 Population of the FSU |
| Table 10.1 Comparative Statistics for FSU Countries |
| Table 10.2 Ethnicities of Russia (2002) |
| Figure 10.5 Population Distribution in Russia |
| Table 11.1. The Soviet Typology of Settlements |
| Table 11.2. Functional Types of Russian/Other FSU Cities |
| Table 11.3, Largest Cities in Russia 2002 and 2008 |
| Figure 12.1 Health Trends 1985-2005. |
| Table 12.1 Selected Social Statistics for FSU and other Countries. |
| Figure 12.3. Average household income in Russia in 2002 |
| Figure 12.5. Crime Rates for Russia, 2005, |
| Table 15.1. Russian Educational Achievements Compared |